Good thing there's already 300 more.The tanuki mecha looks good, tho.
Wtf are you talking about? Engaging at max range has been the meta for combat since humans learned to throw thingsbro I was having a good laugh all chapter, I just knew the coward fleet commander would pull some advice that would help him and that in ANY other case wouldn't work except this time
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the max range normally works in superiority numbers, if not it's a war of attrition, that's why Liam style of close range works, because he uses his and his elites soldiers to obliterate big numbers, specially since at close range they can easily hurt each other."Wow, the empire is standing with, the evil empire oppressing the citizens standing by me shows how great of an evil lord I am"
Wtf are you talking about? Engaging at max range has been the meta for combat since humans learned to throw things
The good ol' saying is being invokedBro just learned there are actually only two types of fights: Ones you win and ones you lose. There isn't anything about "fair" in there.
"War.The good ol' saying is being invoked
"if you aint cheatin', you aint tryin'"
all that matters is outcome after all
Next you'll tell me the 250 men at Rorke's drift should have charged out to meet the 4000 Zulus (and before you say anything about the British outranging them the Zulus had guns captured from the British and traded from the Dutch).the max range normally works in superiority numbers, if not it's a war of attrition, that's why Liam style of close range works, because he uses his and his elites soldiers to obliterate big numbers, specially since at close range they can easily hurt each other.
even in this case normally max range wouldn't work and that was the bet of the fleet commander, but the other guy "helped" by the guide was preparing for close range so a ranged fight wasn't the best specially since the pincer attack was pulled. Adding that one of the preparations was also getting the nobles attacking him too, but got confronted by the frontier soldiers.
That's his gimmick. He gives mid advice and then it's somehow perfect. He's just incredibly luckybro I was having a good laugh all chapter, I just knew the coward fleet commander would pull some advice that would help him and that in ANY other case wouldn't work except this time
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ohh I know, the case with the samurai master was like that, but it's still super fun. Because with all the preparation that the Guide was making to doom Liam once again I was wondering what kind of BS will happen to make Liam change his strategy style.That's his gimmick. He gives mid advice and then it's somehow perfect. He's just incredibly lucky
bro what? are you comparing a spear vs guns battle (Zulu also had some rifles but mostly because they stole from their enemies and didn't were good at using them) with a friggin' space battle? my mention of ANY other case was for Liam, as we saw how he battle across the series. Also Rorke's drift also used the the environment, a battle in the vacuum of space hasn't shown any use of rocks to hide or something besides the empty space to just go at each other.Next you'll tell me the 250 men at Rorke's drift should have charged out to meet the 4000 Zulus (and before you say anything about the British outranging them the Zulus had guns captured from the British and traded from the Dutch).
The fleet commander looked like "Uh, oh, I think, I might have fucked up!" to me in the last panel he was shown.bro I was having a good laugh all chapter, I just knew the coward fleet commander would pull some advice that would help him and that in ANY other case wouldn't work except this time
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